Business-Economy

January 9, 2025, 9:08 pm

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Business-Economy

Export-import through Bangandha port resumes after 2 days

TDS Desk: Banglabandha land port was closed for two consecutive days to ensure the security in the border area due to the government holiday over anti-discrimination student movement. After being

Export-import businesses hampered as containers piled up

TDS Desk: Transportation of containers to and from the Chattogram port came to an almost halt due to the non-cooperation movement, curfew and the subsequent situation in the country, hampering

BB now fully open to journos: DG

TDS Desk: Bangladesh Bank (BB) Deputy Governor (DG) Kazi Sayedur Rahman on Tuesday said the central bank has withdrawn the restrictions on journalists’ entry to its headquarters. The decision was

Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport closed

TDS Desk: Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport (HSIA), the country’s major airport, has been temporarily closed due to the worsening situation following the step down of Sheikh Hasina from her post.

BGMEA urges all garment factories to close indefinitely

TDS Desk: Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association (BGMEA) has requested the RMG owners to keep their factories closed considering the safety and security of the workers. “In view of

Closed shops, thin traffic mark 1st day of non-cooperation movement

Attendance at public and private offices, including the Secretariat, was very low TDS Desk: Vehicles were notably sparse on the capital’s main roads, with shops and markets closed and attendance